FrequencyOfLove

Instagram 2026-07 music active Updated 2026-10-08
Mid 2020s

First documented in July 2026 on Instagram. Currently active and in regular use across social platforms.

Also known as: FrequencyOfLoveAlbumVictoriaMonetFOLFOLAlbumVictoriaMonetFrequencyOfLove

#FrequencyOfLove is Victoria Monét’s 22-track sophomore studio album, released Friday, October 2, 2026 through Lovett Music/RCA Records — her first full-length collection since 2023’s three-Grammy-winning JAGUAR II and a sprawling tour of modern R&B, gospel and house built around guest spots from SZA, Bruno Mars, Bryson Tiller, Leon Thomas, Chlöe Bailey, Lucky Daye and her daughter Hazel Monét. Early fan response has called it one of the year’s standout R&B releases, and lead single “Let Me” reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart before the album arrived.

Quick Facts

  • Release date: October 2, 2026 (Lovett Music / RCA Records)
  • Length: 22 tracks
  • Lead single: “Reach Out” (announced July 22, 2026)
  • Follow-up single: “Let Me” (No. 1, Billboard Adult R&B Airplay)
  • Follow-up to: JAGUAR II (2023, Best R&B Album and Best New Artist Grammys)
  • Status: Active — in release-week rotation

Origin

Monét announced the album on July 22, 2026, releasing the audio and music video for lead single “Reach Out” the same day. In the rollout interviews, she told the AP and other outlets that the record was built around “love in all its frequencies” and that she had been “really, really, really passionate about love” while making it, framing Frequency of Love as both a sonic and emotional comeback after a three-year public pause following her JAGUAR II Grammy sweep. The 22-track length was signalled early as a deliberate contrast to her tightly curated debut, and Lovett Music / RCA set the release for Friday, October 2, 2026.

The Album

Reviewers describe Frequency of Love as a sprawling, genre-fluid record that moves through R&B, gospel and house across its runtime. Ratings Game Music’s launch-day review calls the album “sprawling” and says it covers “every messy, beautiful, sexy, heartbreaking frequency of romance,” singling out “Maybe” (with Lucky Daye) and Bruno Mars’s “That’s Why I Love You” as standouts. KQED’s companion interview-and-review piece and Revolt’s reaction roundup both emphasize that the album is sequenced to be heard in order — a request Monét made of fans on social media the day of release, which showed up in early listener feedback praising the album’s transitions.

Features & Collaborators

The guest list is dense for a modern R&B release. SZA, Bruno Mars, Bryson Tiller, Leon Thomas, Chlöe Bailey and Lucky Daye all appear, and Monét’s five-year-old daughter Hazel Monét — already a Grammy nominee for her feature on 2023’s “Hollywood” — returns. Pre-release coverage from Clash, The Line of Best Fit and Soulbounce highlighted the Mars and SZA features as the biggest commercial draws, while Lucky Daye’s duet “Maybe” has been flagged by early reviewers as a critical highlight.

Singles & Chart Context

“Reach Out” launched the campaign on July 22, 2026, with a same-day music video. The record’s second single, “Let Me,” reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart before the album dropped — Monét’s first solo chart-topper since her feature run on JAGUAR II–era adult-R&B playlists. Billboard, Clash and The Line of Best Fit all led with the Adult R&B Airplay number in their pre-release framing of the album.

Cultural Impact

Frequency of Love arrived into an R&B calendar dominated by #TheLifeOfAShowgirlEncore the week prior and the ongoing #PatientZero rollout, but Monét’s record cut through on its own release-day news cycle: Revolt framed early reactions as “one of the year’s standout R&B releases,” and KQED anchored its coverage on Monét’s bid to re-stake R&B’s claim to album-era storytelling against a singles-driven streaming economy. The album’s unusual 22-track length and in-order sequencing request have become their own talking point on R&B Twitter, with fan accounts posting transition clips and track-by-track reactions through launch weekend.

  • #VictoriaMonet — the artist
  • #RnB — the primary genre
  • #JaguarII — the Grammy-winning 2023 debut
  • #LovettMusic — her imprint under RCA

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is #FrequencyOfLove? +

It is Victoria Monét's second studio album, released October 2, 2026 through Lovett Music/RCA Records. The 22-track record is her first full-length since 2023's JAGUAR II, which won the Grammy for Best R&B Album and Best New Artist.

Who is featured on Frequency of Love? +

Guest features include SZA, Bruno Mars, Bryson Tiller, Leon Thomas, Chlöe Bailey, Lucky Daye and her five-year-old daughter Hazel Monét. The album moves through R&B, gospel and house across its 22 tracks.

Was there a lead single? +

'Reach Out' was announced alongside the album on July 22, 2026, with its video released the same day. Follow-up single 'Let Me' reached No. 1 on Billboard's Adult R&B Airplay chart in the lead-up to release.

How did fans react to the album? +

Revolt's roundup of launch-day reactions calls Frequency of Love one of the year's standout R&B releases and highlights fans praising the album's transitions after Monét asked listeners to play it in order. Ratings Game Music's review calls out 'Maybe' (with Lucky Daye) and Bruno Mars's 'That's Why I Love You' as standouts.

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